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Thank you. From Wondry, I'm David Brown, and this is Business Wars Daily on this August 15th.

Happy Monday, everyone.

You know, there are certain things you expect when you buy a brand

new car, a shiny Nick-free exterior, that new car smell, of course, and wheels that actually

stay on the car while you're driving. Yeah, I'm a proponent of that. Well, apparently that last

bar was a bit too high for Toyota's new electric SUV line.

Back in June, the company issued a warning to owners of its newly released BZ4X electric SUV,

telling them they should stop driving their vehicles immediately.

The wheel bolts could come loose, causing the wheels to fall off the vehicle, even after driving relatively

few miles, according to trade publication, Electric. And here's the kicker. So far, Toyota

engineers have not been able to figure out why it's happening, a CNN report added. Hmm. Electric

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